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I was never superstitious but if incarnation would be true let me live a thousand more lives condensed and liquified as an ink to your mind's pen, as words to your drunken poetry. Let each stroke embody every curve of my body that your hands have ever held so long. Cross your t's telling the story of our love how one point was met with another with a line, replacing what once was empty space. And dot your i's with the periods of our story; from our book's first sentence in the introductory to the last sentence of our cliffhanger.
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Nov 11, 2015
Nov 11, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
Incarnation
I was never superstitious but if incarnation would be true let me live a thousand more lives condensed and liquified as an ink to your mind's pen, as words to your drunken poetry. Let each stroke embody every curve of my body that your hands have ever held so long. Cross your t's telling the story of our love how one point was met with another with a line, replacing what once was empty space. And dot your i's with the periods of our story; from our book's first sentence in the introductory to the last sentence of our cliffhanger.
disarrayedmuse
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Nov 11, 2015
Nov 11, 2015 at 9:51 AM UTC
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